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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1951
Page
7
A report on the Ytown Cinema Guild completing its membership drive and planning a party for Texas businessmen. The item mentions a successful campaign and forthcoming celebratory event.
Connelia Sparks announced Bran axl members join an advisory committee to guide the Cinema Guild. The panel includes Rosenzweig, Mrs Wilkie, and Mrs J H Sehinsteys among others. Members urged to pay dues. seats for the first cinema event next week to be mailed by noon today. Sparks and Floyd Beng, Bay Theatre manager, plan to screen Trio and Quariet as the guild’s early programs.
The observance marks Keefe Week with a four hundred Pullman cars operation note and a radio quiz event hosted by NBC. The week will feature an emcee and a distinguished guest as part of the celebration.
Sneak previews announce two films at Baytown Brunson Theatre. The Mating Season stars Helma Ritter with Joan Lund and Gene Tierney in a farce about a widowed hamburger stand owner whose son plans marriage. Soldiers Three featuring Walter Pidgeon, Stewart Granger, and David Niven follows British Army adventures in India with humor and danger.
Hollywood correspondent Aline Mosby reports a plan to cut movie stars salaries to ease budget woes. Maria Toren urges universal pay cuts for actors, noting exemptions have kept others underpaid while studio bosses trim staff and nonessential costs.
John Wayne leads in Dakota as a gambler who elopes with railroad tycoon’s daughter and plans land dealings with farmers. Ward Bond steals their fortune, sparking a prairie war. Walter Brennan and Jane Wayne co star alongside other cast members. Also Port of New York screens. Bay Theatre includes gum scraping anecdote.
The Brunson Theatre presents Was 2 Communist for the FBE a dramatized look at Communist Party workings via Matt Cvetic’s testimonies to the Un American Activities Committee. Frank Lovejoy stars in Cratic as a loyalist torn by friends and family while the film depicts violence in steel mills and party activity.
New York The Times plans a full-scale history to mark its 100th anniversary with a 250 000 word volume by Meyer Berger a Times veteran and Pulitzer Prize winner tentatively titled The Story of The New York Times to be released September 18 by Simon and Schuster.
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